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Set One

Disc 1:

1. Jam > Here Comes Sunshine > (15:28)
2. Big River > (7:58)
3. Mission In The Rain > (8:52)
4. Young Blood > (3:51)
5. Little Red Rooster > (11:03)
6. Odessa > (6:43)
7. Book Of Rules > (4:02)
8. Bertha (7:42)


Set Two

Disc 2:


1. Deep Elem Blues* (10:17)
2. Mexicali Blues* (6:37)


Disc 3:

1. Crowd (1:28)
2. Might As Well > (5:24)
3. Lady With a Fan > Terrapin Station > (13:51)
4. Stuff > (10:51)
5. Knockin' On Heaven's Door > (8:19)
6. China Cat Sunflower* > (7:02)
7. I Know You Rider* (8:05)

Encore:

8. Crowd (2:00)
9. At a Siding > Terrapin Flyer (9:12)

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Reviewer: nigeldavahah - - June 17, 2010
Subject: Kimock
Great KIM - Dog

I love the book of rules

Reviewer: literacy - - June 16, 2010
Subject: sweet ratdog...great recording
loved the show and love the recording

Reviewer: Tedward - - June 16, 2010
Subject: big river
groovy

Reviewer: alycabally - - November 7, 2007
Subject: great recording
Very impressive recording and pretty good performance.
Bobby , Cincinnati is between Columbus and Louisville on I 71. Bogarts would be good, or the Madison Theatre over in Kentucky. We would like to see you in the Spring, please.

Reviewer: Rastiquan - - October 31, 2007
Subject: classy
Yeah. What a rock solid band. Master Kimock brings an air of style to the dog that really improves the overall tone. I'm not going to say he is better than Mark, but his playing is a lot more classy.

Reviewer: Garcia/Kimock Fanatic - - August 13, 2007
Subject: Sick show!
This is just an all around kick ass show! The recording is top notch! Thanks!

Reviewer: philphanatic - - July 21, 2007
Subject: nice show
good show. enjoy it d/l before its taken down

Reviewer: Idaho_tr - - July 17, 2007
Subject: Another OUTSTANING Ratdog show
I am totally taken back by this show I've streamed tonight. I've been Jonesin' for a Ratdog fix lately and I got it for sure with this show. It hasn't been working out that I can cross paths with Bobby and Co. so far this year, but this show will tide me over for a day or two. This is classic Ratdog in my book. I was reading a review on another Ratdog show last week and the reviewer said he just didn't get it. Don't worry son, there are plenty of 4 minute wonders out there that can hold a limited attention span. This music is about loving your neighbor, accepting that there are all kinds of differnet people in this the world and that someone like Bob Wier can bring them togther in complete peace and bliss for an evening. This show will do this for you.

It never ceases to amaze me how they can take a song that I have probably heard a thousand times and still make it sound fresh. I've been hoping that someone would post a KellerDog show and I've been watching for cross-overs there, but this is one of the first times I've found the two together in the public domain. When Keller joins them on Deep Elem Blues and Mexicali I just had to sit back with this big ol shit eatin' grin of total satisfaction. Let's not ignore Steve Kimmock's contribution to this either. By the liner notes he's in for the whole show. I think that Odessa is one of the best performances of this song I have found on Archive.org by Ratdog. You can hear Kimmock tearing it up on this song. DAMN..how did I not show up in RI for this show,, because it's 2500 freaking miles away. Listen, I haven't been this inspired to write a review in a while, but in this case call all your Ratdog friends, newbies, and anyone else you can turn onto this show. This is classic Ratdog and just some of the best damn music you will ever find. Thanks to Mike Nichols for such an outstanding recording.

Notes

Steve Kimock: Guitar for the entire show
* - w/ Keller Williams

If you cut out Disc 3 tracks 1 and 8 you can fit the 2nd set on one CD.
You can also put disc 3 track 1 or the encore on disc 1 to fit the show on two CDs.